Identify the statements that describe the significance of the headright system and the House of Burgesses to the development of Virginia.

Correct Answer(s):
- In order to attract more settlers, the Virginia Company introduced the headright system that awarded land to individuals who paid for their own or another's passage to the New World.
- The House of Burgesses was an ideal model of democracy, allowing both landowners and individuals who did not own land to vote.
- The House of Burgesses was the first elected assembly in colonial America, and it was established in place of the governor's militaristic regime.
- The headright system made it legal for colonists who did not own land to seize land from Indians to cultivate for tobacco.